Razer has added a new product to its growing lineup of gaming accessories. The Razer Cyclone Black Shark V2 X USB gaming headset has been released in China The new gaming headset features 7.1 surround sound for a precise sound output, which enhances the gaming experience.

The Razer Cyclone Black Shark V2 uses a 50mm drive unit that independently adjusts the frequency to provide better sound quality. The earphones have soft, breathable memory foam earcups and a fabric that helps to reduce heat build-up.

The Cyclone Black Shark V2 X USB allows gamers to get vivid sound quality and excellent sound effects. It offers an immersive gaming experience on top of comfort. Its high-density memory foam in the ear muffs helps to reduce pressure on the head and achieves passive noise reduction.

The headset also supports straightforward noise-canceling pickup with an optimized microphone. The microphone has an open design which effectively helps to reduce noise and allows the player’s voice to be clearly recorded.

The device comes with a USB interface in place of a 3.5mm audio jack. This will allow gamers to connect the headset to their PCs more conveniently. The Cyclone Black Shark V2 X USB gaming headset is available in China for 499 yuan (~$74). It has been a mixed bag for Razer recently, and it remains to be seen what reception the market has for the new product.

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